Property Tax Appeal EMERGENCY HELP! – Find out how and determine if your property is OVER-ASSESSED.
This is how property tax assessments are made. Your town hires a real estate appraisal broker on a bid basis. The low-bid broker gets the job. He has to make a profit and hires a small team of scouts that need to gather information hastily. Errors often occur. That massed data info becomes your property tax assessment.
Your property tax assessor is NOT an experienced real estate appraiser and must take that information given to him to present to the homeowner or business. We will help show you if you have a case worthy for appeal… or not. If you do, we can show you how to APPEAL that assessment and present winning evidence!
These FACTS that might give you a heads up on an opportunity that deserves your attention:
The National Taxpayers Union writes that as many as 60% of all homeowners are over-assessed and not in line with their home value. (“How To Fight Property Taxes” 2004 p.1)
Consumer Reports has published that property tax records show an error rate of 40% exists in estimating property taxes. (Nov.1992 v57 nil p.723)
48% Of All NJ Homeowners are Over-Assessed – reported in: easytaxfix.com/pdf/2012%20NJ%20Over-assessment%20White%20Paper.pdf (data obtained from the MOD4 and SR1A files maintained by New Jersey County Assessors).
Do you think that these kind of over-assessment patterns might exist in your state?
Click the URL Below To Download or Access Property Tax Help Guides:
MindMap: https://propertytaxax.com/appeal-real-estate-tax/
Free Property Tax Appeal eBook Overview Guide:https://propertytaxax.com/freebook.pdf
Categories of Compatibility Worksheet: https://propertytaxax.com/appealcatagoryworksheet.pdf
Below are some free resources that stand out for finding SOLD Comparable Homes within your locality:
https://www.realtor.com/soldhomes
https://www.zillow.com/homes/recently_sold/
https://www.movoto.com/sold/ https://www.trulia.com/sold/
http://www.realtytrac.com/mapsearch/sold/ – requires a monthly charge
Personally, I like to visit a bricks and mortar real estate establishment to acquire their MLS information. It’s eye-witnessed, and more thorough in highlighting the best-selling features for that sold property. Those featured item highlights serve as lamp posts for adjustments if they are better than yours or the client’s property.
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